11-28-2008, 08:45 PM | #1 |
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I am wanting a set of awesome axles and was wondering if the TXT, Axial AX-10 axles or T-rex 60 axles would be best. Does anybody have a recomendation on what is the strongest. thanks a million. thanks for all the help guys. I am building a unique truck. It will have a nitro engine and I want to build the most realistic monster truck I can which is the reason I am using solid axles. I need a strong axle to handle the power of nitro and the speed to follow. Hope this info helps to get me more info. Thanks again for all the information. who makes an aftermarker axle guard for a txt. thanks does anybody know who makes aftermatket gears fir a txt to change the gear ratio.thank you does anyone know who makes aftermarket aluminum body mounts for the txt. thanks in advance does anyone know if losi shocks off thier big monster truck (the blue ones) can be made to fit the txt. thanks a million. anyone know who makes a really cool skid plate for a txt. thank you what are the largest wheels that can fit on a txt. thanks who make an after market servo mount for the txt. thanks in advance. who make an after market knuckle for the txt, I have seen several and want the best. thanks in advance. does any one know if rex 60 axles will fit on the txt and are they stronger. thanks who make the best after market cvd's for the txt. thanks in advance. I am building a Nitro TXT. I am building this just to make the baddest most realistic truck I can. I am going to use this for more the just crawling, my 4 year old and I are building this together and would like your guys input on options. I am concerned with the axles not being strong enough. Any ideas. Thanks for all the input. Rob who make an after market extended chassis for the txt. thanks in advance. who make after market big tie rods for the txt. thanks in advance. who make after market uprights for the txt. thanks in advance. I am building a Nitro TXT. I am building this just to make the baddest most realistic truck I can. I am going to use this for more the just crawling, my 4 year old and I are building this together and would like your guys input on options. I am concerned with the axles not being strong enough. Any ideas. Thanks for all the input. Rob Last edited by 666; 11-29-2008 at 02:48 PM. Reason: No need to keep making new threads, ask all questions in one. |
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11-29-2008, 01:01 AM | #2 |
I wanna be Dave Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Henderson/Las Vegas, NV
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well since this is just asking for a suggestion and not looking to buy a set of axles, its fine. i'd stay away from anything made by RC4WD, ive heard that their quality control has improved lately but buying products from them like playing russian roulette. TXT axles... huge and beefy, not well suited for a 2.2 crawler. if you wanna build a super, buy clod axles, if you want a 2.2, buy ax10s, bergs or HR axles. as much as i love them, honestly, TXTs aren't perfect for anything, it takes somewhat of a purist to really appreciate them i guess. ive owned a few sets and built a few and plan to one day build another, but i can't see competing with TXTs. |
11-29-2008, 12:48 PM | #3 |
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All depends on what you are going to build really. We need more info to help you out. I have Axials on my 2.2 rig, and TXTs on my Super. Sure Clods or Hot Racing or Bergs make driving easier, but you can compete and do very well with a TXT. It's all in the set-up and the driver. I have won comps, and been top 5 the last two years with TXTs in my club, and I have done well at big comps with it too. |
11-29-2008, 01:15 PM | #4 |
Pebble Pounder Join Date: May 2006 Location: Anaheim
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Well, I am a big fan of TXT's, I even use the stock tranny and chassis, just all cut up. I don't see the need to buy all the other things like Koolaid chassis and axles, but I've had my TXT since it was released, then I sold it, then I bought it back. But Clod axles are good. I prefer to driveshafts and big tires and one big brushless motor in my TXT
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11-29-2008, 07:00 PM | #6 | |
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I have made my skid plates and servo mounts. I dont use the axle guards as they get in the way when you are out crawling! I have JP Customs Knuckles, and Thundertech CVDs. THe stock rod ends are pretty beefy, but you can make your own links and use Dubro Monster Rod ends if you want to go bigger. I modified my stock chassis originally, and now I am running a one off tuber. I run custom adapters to use 40 series wheels. I'd stay away from the TRex 60 axles on a heavy rig too. | |
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